Great video! We are in an amazing time for image creation. The osmo pocket 3 sensor produces such a beautiful look, honestly it deserves to be in it's own interchangeable lens camera.

How do you power the G9II for extended periods when it's in its cage? Nice video.

That little drone coped fantastic. Must be the skilled pilot:)...........Very pretty.

I just want to buy it for video

I could say I have never done similar, BUT🤧Nice bag😎

I have the canon 70D i have used it professionally and never had a complaint

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It sounds like you got a defective lens mount. The one I got for my sony E mount clicks right into place and works perfectly. I asked for this lens for Christmas as my $100 max secret santa gift with my in laws family. Ideally I would have liked to get the Meike 85 1.8 auto-focus for $100 more but $100 limit is $100 limit. I have been VERY pleasantly surprised. I tried it out this week and the image results look stunning for the price. It was also way easier to focus than I originally thought it would be. My camera body (A6300) still assists in highlighting/outlining what's in focus, so not particularly difficult to focus at all. I think you're selling this lens far too short. If you're not a professional who wants to spend 5-600 or more on an 85mm prime, then this lens is most definitely worth purchasing. Just my opinion. The bokeh is buttery even on my crop sensor camera I'm getting very smooth and nice blur. There's a reason that reviews on amazon are so high. The only low ones are mainly people who assumed that this was an autofocus lens and to that I would say it's not hard to read an item description when purchasing a product.

As far as I know, for mounting the cage you first have to unsrew the 2 top locks as you did. But after fixing the cage with the bottom screw to the camera, you remount both of the top locks. So the cam is fixed with 3 points. If you put the locks in the plastic you loose a lot of security for your cam. Or am I wrong? At least on videos about the same cage on the Lumix Sii it is always explained this way...

Are Neewer speedlites just rebranded Godox speedlites.

The problem is the fucking modeling light cannot be turned off until you remove the battery...

It's in the holy trinity of classic Canon sensors. The 5D I, 5D II and 6D I all have a magic to them that was GONE after the 5D II. I'd give anything to have a modern camera with all the conveniences and autofocus they have using the look of these sensors. Now you have these modern stacked mirrorless sensors that look cartoony, like you're taking a still grab from a video buffer but it's 14 bit so you can shape it and make it look halfway decent. These things were killing it straight out of the camera

not so perfect cos too low on my zve10 anf half of photos at bottom is white

Those Twin twin-lens reflex cameras caught my eye. My Grandad (paternal) had a 35mm one from memory. I think he bought it in about 1960. Memories.

TCM will only work with OCF? The feature will not work with just one speedlight withOUT a trigger?

Nice review and a nice model.

Some good results with it, IMO.

Your model is stunning!❤

🙂Nice option.

The 6D was my first full frame DSLR, and it felt like coming home. A few weeks ago I added a 6D Mk. 2 to my camera bag, and I am delighted that Canon ironed out exactly every shortcoming of the 6D - and nothing more. For those who are not familiar with the 6D, two things you may not know: You can exchange the matte screens on your own, and Canon offers one matte screen which helps at manual focussing. So the EOS 6D is great for adapting all kinds of lenses, from M42 screw mount to Leica R. And the battery grip Daniel is showing in his video has a disadvantage: If you mount the camera to a tripod, the tripod screw at the bottom of the grip isn't stable enough, because the grip basically is an empty plastic box which is prone to flexing. This is no problem when shooting out of your hand, but if you want the camera to be rock solid on a tripod, leave away the grip.

Great tip!

Thank you for your video, Daniel! I use Godox X Pro II N triggers on my Nikon Z9 and Z8 to trigger our AD400Pro's. I cured the banding issue by downloading firmware 1.7 and setting the Z9 to Flash Sync speed of 200. Using the Nikon 200s or 250s settings caused banding. Then, we had misfires. It took two shutter actuations to get the flashes to fire. I changed the Shoot Setting from L-858 to Single User. I thjough I addressed the misfires. Then, I tried only a V1 and the firefires were back, every second shot. Batteries are fully charged on all units. I thought going to the Legacy Hotshoe (ON) might eliminate my misfires. No, it seemed to only adress my WB. I also have not totally ruled out the the Nikon Z9 10-second self-timer may be introducing some of mu challenges. What do I need to do to have my strobes and V1 fire on every shutter release? I never had these issues when I used Profoto gear in the past. I sold our three B1's and A1 to switch to Godox. Have I made a huge mistake? Thank you. John

Those were Photo Styles. There are separate filters AND Real Time LUTs. The Real Time Time LUTs and the ability to create your own in Lumix Lab are endless. Agree, the BW Leica Style is amazing.

As a new G9ii owner i just had to shoot some 100MP photos. They are amazing! It is just another one of many features. I decided on the G9ii over the S5iix because of lense size. As a back yard birder, the relatively small 100-400mm (200-800mm FF equivalent) lense hits the sweet spot.

As a G9ii owner and I have the 12-60mm (24-120mm) and the 100-400mm (200-800mm) lenses. The kit is lightweight, cost-effective, and much smaller than FF equivalent. I often shoot 800mm with 1/1000 shutter, f6.3 and ISO 3200 for golden hour wildlife photos. It is quite performant.

Thanks

This does look like a very nice offering. Looking at other (shopping site) reviews, it seems to be getting some high praise. @4.50, I think you said ''view yourself in 4K''? If through this monitor, I think it's a crisp 1080p, which should be plenty? I realise a quick unboxing and the full review will follow.

Just ordered one second hand :-)

Looking at their site (assuming I got the correct product) the infinity focus is not a vintage hard stop, which I think should be a good guarantee thing? I've not checked reviews but I would assume f0.95 would be soft, albeit we hope with character as you alluded. It will also be interesting to see how it stops down.

Good honest review, decent lens for $85 to get started!!

Daniel Martin Photography, I think you and your wife may like ATG's Jinbei TR-Q8 transmitter since you have Canon. So if you ATG's Canon 600EX-RT, 600EX II-RT, EL-1; Orlit (no longer available from Adorama); Westcott Systems, then TR-Q8 will be compatible.

Here are your choices from ATG's on ATG/Jinbei/Canon/Orlit/Rollei/Westcott/Yongnuo vs ATG/Godox/Bolt/Flashpoint/CheetahLight/Molight 1. If you want light for multi camera body brands with power up to 2,000ws. Then go with ATG/Jinbei... 2. If you need ATG's TCM with affordable flashes & monolights. Then got with ATG/Godox... ATG has put many flash/monolight companies in checked. Either direction, you DO NOT have to buy ATG/Profoto or ATG/Paul C Buff. Based from above, your ATG/Jinbei/Canon 600EX-RT, 600EX II-RT, EL-1, Orlit/Rollei/Westcott/Yongnuo 600EX-RT II are fully compatible with Canon Only the ATG/Jinbei.. (if you have only 1 speedlight or 1 transmitter), you can change camera body brand & still be able to use same flash/transmitter, big winner

Pairs well with the r8 -very light weight -weather sealed as well -

I have a meike 35mm f1.6 I picked up for my Fujifilm Xpro. Not terrible, but prone to flare, and I really wish they included a hood and even a lame non-interactive chip so the camera just recognized the lens. I don't need AF, I don't need distance, or even exact aperture, just a unique ID for the catalog.

Main reason I got this was bc the ef24-70 ii and sigma 24-70 art 2.8 are the same price “used-good”. Might as well buy a new lens for the price and get a small compact package.

How about shooting videos with 6d?

Great Video. I love my Canon 6D. It's small, compact and has a 'tolerable' shutter sound, especially if its set to Silent Mode. Shutter sound is very important to me. It's like driving a car that just had an oil change vs driving a car that really needs an oil change ! The color science is what I like most on this camera. Color science is very important in my Real-Estate photography gig, where clients can be very picky about the colors. What I don't like about the Canon 6D(There is really not that much to not like) is the finicky playback. Unlike all, or most of Canon cameras at least DSLR's where you hit the playback button and enlarge/decrease the image using the two top buttons on the right, Canon decided to use an enlarge button, in the midle of the camera that is right above the playback button. If you hit the enlarge button it enlarges the image 100% which might not be what you want. Then you have to hi the control-dial to decrese the size of the image ? It is so complicated and finicky I cant even explain it. Why did Canon decide to do it that way is a mystery to me, but it probably has to do with saving pennies on each camera. Another thing I don't like about the 6D is the tiny aperture scale inside the view finder. I'm an older guy so my vision is not that good. Sometimes I have to strain just to see the values on the teenie-tiny aperture scale especially in mid-day Sun. My Canon 50D(cropped camera) has a very large aperture scale that I have no problem seeing. It got to the point where I had to purchase a magnifierer to put on the view finder. Canon if you want to keep your customers happy and coming back, please leave well enough alone and stop trying to save pennies. In the end it's not worth it.

Fortune favours the brave🎉😊

Cool stuff! I just added it to my little shopping list based on your affiliate link (I hope that works that way). Great find.

Can you review the new Godox V100 when you get your hands on one?

It was advertised to have a place at the bottom to hold extra weight to keep steady did yours not have that?

That shirt isn't the best decision for you.

I picked up this little marvel last month, and what little I've used it for has been amazing...

I just got this flash. Absolutely love it!! A perfect partner with the OM-5. Simple to use.

Is it possible to get your affiliates to link outside of the USA?? ''Perfecter'' gadget picking🙂

Been using it the last couple of weeks. Really fun flash, especially when I need some light for my film cameras. It's a steal at $30

Hopefully, the G9 Mk II is showing you how good micro Four-Thirds is. I'd been photographing with micro Four-Thirds consistently since 2014. I recently got a Panasonic S5 Mk II. When I was selling cameras in the 1970s, there was barely auto exposure, so it was essential not to waste 20 or 36 exposures. Good luck with your tutorials!

The Leica has the edge.Also more details and nicer colors

Seems like focus acquisition was not as good with the lumix. I tend to dismiss the snooty brands but in this case the leica seemed more sticky on focus. One thing that has always bothered me about MFT lenses is the firmware update process. The lenses are interchangeable. Thats is one of the promises of the system. But to update firmware, you have to have a brand-matching camera to pass new firmware to the lens. I have a friend that regularly uses Olympus lenses on his Panasonic cameras, but is annoyed he has to keep sn Olympus body for firmware updates.